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James
Cartland & Sons, (founded before c1823 as Dyer and Cartland in Loveday
St.) Brass foundry, hardware, trivets, etc., Weaman Row,
then Great Western Brass Foundry, 68-72, Constitution Hill, Birmingham, c1823-c1955.
John
Cartland, brassfounder, lived at 'The Priory' in Kings Heath, Birmingham in the
early part of the 19th century.
It was founded and owned and run by
the Cartland family until shortly before closure, around 1955.
This
monogram mark under a candlestick. |
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This mark under the mounting
plate of a door curtain rail. |
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JC&S initials visible under a trivet. |
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James Cartland trade mark on
the rear of a copper cased clock. |
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This mark in an 1886
advert in 'The Ironmonger Diary and Text Book'. Patent Climax door
springs. |
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Cart Land' mark inside
the curvature of a cast picture hook. |
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This 'Cart Land' mark
is shown as their registered trade mark in their catalogues Nos. 136 & 327 of
unknown dates. |
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James Cartland & Son
Ltd Armoury Close Works, Bordeseley Green, Birmingham, photo shown in the same
catalogues. |
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